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Originally Posted by ProDigit
Different scenario, when every heading links to different places. Then individual links are necessary, in which the heading will be underlined.
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You are mixing up the display attributes with the logical attributes again. Although the default style for a link is usually that it is underlined, it could be something else.
If you want a link on a heading, put a link on the heading.
If you want headings underlined, define that in the CSS.
It really does make life a lot easier when you separate the structure from the display attributes. Especially if anything needs to be changed later.